The Calvert Cavaliers Girls Varsity Cross Country team has announced its 2026 competition schedule, highlighted by the Conference Championship set for October 21 at Oak Ridge Park in Hughsville, Maryland.
The Cavaliers open their season on September 9 with an away meet at Lackey High School. Subsequent regular-season meets include away contests at St. Charles High School on September 16 and McDonough High School on September 30. Calvert will host its home meet on October 7 before traveling to Thomas Stone High School on October 14.
Following the regular season, Calvert will compete in the Conference Championship on October 21 at Oak Ridge Park, starting at 2 p.m. They will return to Oak Ridge Park for the Regional meet on October 29 at 2:30 p.m. The season will conclude with the State Championship at Hereford High School in Parkton on November 7, with the exact start time to be announced.
Calvert Cavaliers Girls Varsity Cross Country 2026 Schedule
- Wed, Sep 9 – Away Meet at Lackey High School (4:30 PM)
- Wed, Sep 16 – Away Meet at St. Charles High School (4:30 PM)
- Wed, Sep 30 – Away Meet at McDonough High School (4:30 PM)
- Wed, Oct 7 – Home Meet at Calvert High School (4:30 PM)
- Wed, Oct 14 – Away Meet at Thomas Stone High School (4:30 PM)
- Wed, Oct 21 – Conference Championship at Oak Ridge Park (2:00 PM)
- Thu, Oct 29 – Regional at Oak Ridge Park (2:30 PM)
- Sat, Nov 7 – State Championship at Hereford High School (Time TBD)
MSB Take
The 2026 season presents an important opportunity for the Calvert Cavaliers Girls Varsity Cross Country team to test themselves against regional competition and vie for postseason advancement. Competing at familiar venues like Oak Ridge Park for both the Conference and Regional championships provides added motivation and home-course advantage in critical meets. The schedule balances challenging away meets with a home race to build competitive experience. The progression toward the State Championship at Hereford High School caps what promises to be a season of growth and potential for the program.
Source: Original report
